New Puzzles: September 2017

It’s time for a new puzzle post for September! Where does the time go? This is a shortish month, but there are some great new puzzles.

For your Edification – A Tip on Saving Shipping Costs:

I used to never order a single puzzle because the shipping cost for just one can be nearly as much as the puzzle itself! Yet I’m not always ready to spend $75 to get free shipping either. That’s why I really enjoy the Puzzle Warehouse’s “Puzzle of the Month” clubbecause it means year-long free shipping. You’ll receive a puzzle each month with Puzzle of the Month club, and when you buy other items at any time, upon checkout you are asked if you’d like to hold that new purchase to ship with your puzzle of the month. Yes! This means I can order a single puzzle and have it sent to me later with my monthly shipment and there’s no shipping fee on it. I also keep a “Wish List” on puzzle warehouse, so when I get my email about my monthly selection, I can easily exchange it for a puzzle I really want. Win/win.

When Puzzles are Out of Stock:

The inventory at Puzzle Warehouse moves quickly, and due to limited warehouse space, only certain amounts of any one titles are brought in at a time. But most of our suppliers replenish rapidly. When a puzzle is out of stock, it’s likely to be back in stock within a week or two. Enter your email address on the out of stock page to be notified when it returns so you can place an order before it’s out again!

JIGSAW JUNKIES TOP PICKS

September 2017

These are my top picks of the new puzzles that are currently available at Puzzle Warehouse.

So much work goes into these hand-drawn historic collage images, from researching to all the line drawing and arranging. Another instant classic from James Mellett.

TOP PICK #3: “A Christmas Village”, Sunsout, 625 pieces

My third “top pick” is this fun new Sunsout puzzle in a style and size ideal for a family project.

More new puzzles at Puzzle Warehouse this month

Buffalo Games

There are some awesome new releases from Buffalo Games this month.

“Lost in the Woodies” by Charles Wysocki in 2000 pieces!

Buffalo releases the larger 2000 piece size rarely, so I’m thrilled to see some new ones this month. “Lost in the Woodies” has been around for a while in 1000 pieces, but now you can get it in 2000 pieces!

“America’s Main Street” by Kate Ward Thatcher, 2000 pieces

Super colorful and tons of detail in 2000 pieces!

“Blackbirds Roost at Mill Creek”, Charles Wysocki, 1000 pieces

This is a gorgeous new fall-themed Wysocki in 1000 pieces.

“Fireside Companions”, by Charles Wysocki, 1000 pieces

Another lovely fall/winter themed image

Where the Buoys Are — 300 pieces

I wish this came in a larger size, but for those who like smaller piece sizes, this is a must.

“Songbird Favorites” by James Hautman, 1000 pieces

This is a lovely new bird puzzle. I love all that white birch bark.

“Star Wars Fine Art Collection”, 1000 each

These new Star War images are from fine art paintings and they’re lovely. I prefer them to the photo montages!

“Yoda”

“Boba Fett”

“Never Tell Me The Odds”

Sunsout

“Knit Wits” by Amy Rosenberg in 1000 pieces

A nice, bright new Amy Rosenberg in 1000 pieces. Plenty of patterns will make this one quick and easy.

“The Quilt Fair” by Joseph Burgess, 1000 pieces

“Swan Song” by Nene Thomas, 1000 pieces

So glad to see Sunsout building their Nene Thomas collection.

“A Christmas Village”, 625 pieces

This is a super fun design that would be good for a family.

“Seaport Market”, 1000 pieces

I was unable to find the artist’s name on this one, but I love the color and style.

“Winter Village” by Steve Crisp, 1000 pieces

If you’re looking for a new Christmas themed shaped puzzle, check this new one out with artwork from Steve Crisp. Cool!

“Reindeer Training” by Lori Shory, 800 pieces

White Mountain

There are some brilliant new Christmas puzzles from White Mountain coming soon, but for September we have some new (and ever popular) collages.

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4 responses to New Puzzles: September 2017

i was deeply impessed with “A Christmas Greeting” (by Charles Wysocki, Buffalo Games, 1000 pieces), as soon as i saw it on their website.
and i’d like to highlight dowdle folk art puzzles. i think, eric dowdle is turning to be a new thomas kinkade or dominic davison (you know, it is as they say “orange is a new black”))